The Project Engineer Intern will gain office and field experience, assisting project managers and superintendents in tasks like takeoffs, job walks, and quality control.
PROJECT ENGINEER SUMMER INTERNSHIP:
The goal of the summer internship is to provide the intern with office experience typical of project managers and field experience typical of field engineers while providing the individual with an opportunity to learn about the types of projects that Condon-Johnson & Associates constructs. The amount of field versus office experience will vary depending on the workload during your period of employment.
Office Duties: The summer intern will work with various project managers who will be the intern’s direct supervisor for that period.
- Takeoffs and Excel Summaries
- Job Walks and Pre-Bid Meetings
- Project Costs
- Project Submittals
- Crane Pick Plans
Field Duties: Summer intern work with various superintendents who will be intern’s direct supervisor for that period. In the field, expect to work 40-60 hrs./week.
Pay Rate- $30.00 per hour.
- Layout
- Quality Control
- Daily Reports
- Time Cards
- Daily Costs vs. Income
- Manual Labor
Condon-Johnson & Associates Oakland, California, USA Office
Oakland, CA, United States
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